Saturday, 27 October 2012

ADVERTISING PRODUCTION


GHANA INSTITUTE OF JOURNALISM.
COURSE:          ADVERTISING PRODUCTION.                                    
LECTURER:    MR. YAW GYAU.
CLASS:             DIPLOMA 2B.
GROUP ASSIGNMENT
SAMUEL AASAH BARNOR                                                
BENJAMIN .K. TENKORANG                     
QUESTION: As the Director of Corporate Communications of Nivea, develop promotional strategies using the six (6) IMCs for the Nivea range of products.

PROMOTIONAL STRATEGIES PROPOSAL
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Nivea is a global skin and body care brand, owned by the German company Beiersdorf. In 1882 Pharmacist Carl Paul Beiersdorf establishes the company on March28. The company began in 1911 when Beiersdorf developed water in oil as a skin cream with Eucerit, the first stable emulsion of its kind.
The company’s owner, Oscar Troplowitz named it Nivea, from the Latin word niveus/nivea(meaning snow-white).

“Essentially enriched” body lotion nourishes and protects the skin. The particularly rich water-in-oil emulsion has caring ingredients which leave even the driest skin noticeably smoother. The “Essentially enriched”contains moisturizing Almond Oil, Vitamin E and intensive caring lipids.
STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
Customers do complain that for ages they have been using creams from other brands but they do not notice any change in their color. The creams especially body lotions they use either deform or cause irritation to their skin.
As Director of Corporate Communication of Nivea we have promoted several categories of products to the market. These include Shower Care, Body Care, Deodorant, Face Care, Men's Care, Nivea Cream, and Nivea Soft-Sun Care.
Our customers in deed have testified our various products, according to them; Nivea products have established changes in their body. So the company has decided to introduce to our prospective customers Nivea body lotion “essentially enriched”
 We ensure our customers that; for best results they should apply it daily, for a noticeable long-lasting improvement to their dry skin. Also, skin compatibility is dermatological proven.

OBJECTIVES
The company is introducing the “essentially enriched” so that:
1.      Lost moisture would be restored an dreplenished.
2.      It protects the natural structure of the skin and maintains its protective layer.
3.      Roughnesses are reduced.
4.      It promotes a non-stop moisture supply from within the skin
Image of product
“Nivea body essentially enriched”
These are brief Integrated Marketing Communications (IMCs) that we will use in the promotion of “Essentially Enriched”
ADVERTISING
In terms of advertising, ‘Nivea Company’ would like to spend GHC 30 million in promoting and presenting the product to the target audience as well as the public through: Television, bill-board and radio. Television is part of the broadcast media which involves the use of visual and audio to promote products. Counting on a large targeted people about 20 million; we decided to select Ghana Television (GTV). Our objective for the selecting of GTV is to capture the market in the entire Ghana. Since, it has a wide coverage within and outside the boundaries of Ghana.
Also, ‘Nivea Company’ beard in mind that it is not all our target markets that will have access to the TV adverts, so a standard and a high quality billboard will be constructed and will be mounted at the vintage areas with the ten Regions.
PERSONAL-SELLING
The company will invite 1 million retailers from the entire region, that is 4000 equally from Greater-Accra and Ashanti region, and randomly select 6000 retailers from the rest of the eight regions. Personnel from the marketing department will introduce to “Essentially Enriched” invited retailers. All persuasive means will be used in order to let the retailers to add “Essentially Enriched” to their product line. The personnel will also assure them that the Company has taken care of all the necessary advertisement. In addition, initial coupons for the launching of the product. On the behalf of retailers all retailers will be given discount.
SPONSORSHIP MARKETING
The company would like to associate “Essentially Enriched” to some beauty pageants. The product will sponsor “Miss Ghana”, “Miss Malaika”, and “Miss Tertiary”. We are not only interested in sponsoring beauty pageants but also sponsor some Tele-novella on TV 3. Because most of the women enjoy these programs on TV and as they are enjoying these programs our advert will be made known to them. We have developed a good idea that, on the eviction period any one who will be able to predict any of the contestant who will evicted will be given three “Essentially Enriched” for free. But will base on conditions.
SALES PROMOTION
The company has aimed at using both trade-oriented sales and consumer- oriented sales promotions. In terms of trade oriented-sales promotion; commissions and allowances will be given to wholesalers and retailers who will respond to “Essentially Enriched”. Consumers will also be given free sample try and coupons. Buy one-get- free for the first 6 months.
POINT-OF-PURCHASE COMMUNICATION
“Nivea Company” will design displays, posters, signs and stickers bearing the store names of our wholesalers and retailers. These will attract customers’ attention to trial sizes sample and influence their purchase decisions.
PUBLICITY
The Public Relation personnel will provide a press release to magazines and the various newspapers to inform the public that “Essentially Enriched”contains moisturizing Almond Oil, Vitamin E and intensive caring lipids; which promotes a non-stop moisture supply from within the skin.
REFERENCES
Internet: www. nivea.com

Friday, 19 October 2012

TERMINOLOGIES USED IN THE COURT ROOM


                      

1.      MURDER: Deliberately taking somebody’s life.

2.      MAN SLAUGHTER: Taking somebody’s life unintentionally or not deliberate.

3.      RAPE: Having sexual intercourse with somebody without the prior concern of the person.

4.      CONJUGAL RIGHTS: This is where the man has his rights and the woman also has hers. If the woman does not give her consent when it comes to sex and the man forces her it becomes rape.

5.      ASSAULT: There are so many types of assault. Verbal assault is when somebody rains insult on another without any provocation.

6.      BATTERY: Similar to assault but means, hitting somebody and beating the person.

7.      DEFACTO: Someone who performs the role of another person in the absence of that person and does not have the backing of the law.

8.      EXPARTE: When an individual makes an appeal before a court in the absence of the other party.

9.      MISDEMEANOUR: It refers to a less serious crime.

10.  FELONY: This refers to a serious crime committed by somebody.

11.  DEFILEMENT: Illegally having sexual intercourse with a minor.

12.  ACQUITTAL: This means the person is not guilty of the charges leveled against him or her due to lack of evidence. If there is evidence in the future, the person can be arrested and trialed in the court of the land.

13.  MENS REA: An intent and purpose with which a person commits a crime.

14.  INDICTMENT: The written accusation with which a person is charged.

15.  INJUCTION:  Making an appeal to the court and the court telling somebody to stop doing something. The can sometimes ask the person to continue doing something.

16.  CERCIORARI: A tool used by the Supreme Court to quash a case.

17.  PROSECUTION WITNESS:  A witness brought into a trail by the prosecutor to help establish the guilt of the accused.

18.  WRIT OF SERMON: A document issued by the court to bring a person before it for hearing.

19.  LIBEL: This when a publication about somebody destroys the person’s reputation.

20.  MANDAMUS: When a public official refuses to take action, you can go to court so that the person will be force to do the work especially when the person is under contract.

21.  ACTUS REUS: An act that comprises the physical component of a crime.

22.  SOVERIEGN: A higher power above and beyond which no further legal power exists.

23.  PROHIBITION: When somebody is stopped from doing an act.

24.  SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE: When a person is held by the court to perform an obligation under contract.

25.  PLAINTIFF: The person who brings the case to the court.

26.  GUILTY BUT INSANE: The person is guilty of the charges leveled against him but is not in the right state of mind.

27.  ALTENATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR): Using mediation, negotiation and another means to resolve dispute other than the court.

28.  SELF COGNISANCE BAY: Signing a bill or surety in a criminal case.

29.  AFFIDAVIT: Swearing before the court using a Bible or a Quran. Also means making accessing on oath sealed by commissioner of oath or notary public.

30.  STATEMENT OF CLAIM: Putting your concern in writing to allege another.




An eight months pregnant woman dies in an..........



A sad and unbearable incident occurred yesterday on Enchi-Nyakemem road, when a Yutong short Charles bus with a registration number, GN 1103-11 smashed down a motor bike with a registration number M-11- AS 538, around 4: 40 pm in the evening.
Jones Osei, 40, the driver of the Yutong bus was travelling fromNyakemem while the motor rider, Ali Abako,32, with a pillion rider, Dematter Ali, 29, were also travelling from Enchi.
 The unexpected happened at Sulekrom, when Jones drove out of lane to crushed Ali and Dematter who is 8 months pregnant.
Ali and his wife sustained serious injuries so were rushed to Enchi Government Hospital.Dematterdead on the arrival at the hospital.
According to eye-witnesses, Jones washed his car in the afternoon but parked it, and steals himself into a spot to have a drink. He later came back in the evening to start his car.
The Deputy Superintendent of Police, (D.S.P), Akligbe stationed at Enchi, told Trickie news that, Ali had had a fratuired left arm and he is responding to treatment at the hospital.
He also made it clear that Jones had been detained, and both the bus and the motor- bike have been banned pending for further action. 
The body of Dematter has been deposited at Enchi mortuary for preservation and promoting.
By : Benjamin Kwame Tenkorang.